Louisville Pride Festival Prepares For Its 10th Year Event
The Louisville Pride Festival is celebrating 10 years on Saturday, Sept. 6 from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. along Bardstown
Louisville Llama Farm Loses Barn And Animals In Fire Monday Morning
Owners of a Louisville llama farm located near the Louisville Zoo are waking up to a devastating loss. The barn
Kentuckiana Pride Foundation Announces First Round of Entertainment for 25th Anniversary Festival
Celebrating 25 years of Pride, the Kentuckiana Pride Foundation announces that artists Natasha Bedingfield, The Scarlet Opera, Tanner Adell, and
UofL Students March For School’s Divestment In Israel War On Gaza
Students at UofL are planning to rally on Tuesday before the Student Government Association meeting — citing The Trump administration’s
Fairness Campaign Responds To Kentucky Anti-Gay Bills
Kentucky HB495 was passed in a nighttime vote on Friday, March 14. HB495 is designed to remove Gov. Andy Beshear’s
Yet Another Person In Jail At Louisville Metro Department Of Corrections Dies
Another individual who was in the custody of Louisville Metro Department of Corrections has died. In the afternoon of Friday,
Joey McIntyre, Original Member Of NKOTB, To Play Mercury Ballroom
Ahead of the Las Vegas residency with the other members of New Kids On The Block, Joey McIntyre is taking
UofL To Host French Film Festival
Starting March 20 and running through April 13, the University of Louisville will host a FREE French Film Festival. The
Kentucky Republicans Voting To Eliminate Life-Affirming Care For Incarcerated Individuals
Kentucky Senate Bill 2 aims to prevent hormone treatment or any surgery related to gender reassignment in incarcerated individuals. This
Junior Bridgeman, Sports Figure, Entrepreneur, and Philanthropist Dies In Louisville
Louisville lost a stalwart for the community on Tuesday when Ulysses “Junior” Bridgeman suffered what appeared to be a heart